Mike Ryan talks with us about site reliability UX, discussing its importance in web applications. We explore the significance of reliability in web apps, insights on how to prepare for site issues, and where to learn about tooling. We also address the scenario of monitoring software going down, fault tolerance, and the lack of conversations around these topics.

Katerina Skroumpelou join us to talk about her work on implementing AI and chatGPT inside documentation, how well it has worked, and some of the things to consider when using AI for docs.

Michael Hladky helps us demystify reactivity and answers some questions regarding what reactivity is, how promises fit in, when reactivity is a good or bad choice, taming complexity in programming, and why people should consider paying attention to reactivity.

Tom Preston-Werner is back on the show to update us on what's been happening with RedwoodJS, what RedwoodJS is, how they evaluate which technology to integrate into RedwoodJS, how RedwoodJS goes further than NextJS, thinking about startups at scale, and maintaining software for the long term.

Alexander Lichter talks with us about building with Vue 3 including the differences between the compositions API and options API, reusability vs components, how dependency injection works in Vue, whether you should href or reactive, and what Vue vine is?

We're talking Open AI with Dan Wahlin. What's a token? What's a transformer? What's a semantic kernel? How can someone get started with Open AI development? And why would someone want to try developing an app with Open AI related technology?

Alexander Lichter talks with us about what Nuxt is, how Nuxt helps developers, a conversation around server side rendering, how it's different than PHP, and what's exciting about Nuxt.

Katerina Skroumpeloution introduces the idea of using an ecosystem CI tool to help diagnose and understand errors, and communicating them to your team. Is ecosystem CI platform agnostic? What is easy and difficult about working with ecosystem CI? And who would benefit from ecosystem CI in their tooling?

Emma Twersky stops by to talk about what's new and exciting in Angular, balancing the wide range of views and opinions in the Angular community, and thoughts on what to change or remove from Angular.

Kate Sky joins us to talk about how to get started in web development in 2023. Do web developers still work crazy hours? Where should someone start? And how do you get a mentor to guide your journey?

We recap our experiences at ngConf 2023, and talk about Angular 16 announcements including signals.

Juri Strumpflohner talks with us about what Nx is, what kinds of projects Nx is useful for, and how best to use Nx on your projects today.

Are you using GitHub Copilot or AI related tools in your dev process? We talk about how we're using ChatGPT related tools, pricing, privacy, and more.

Natalia Venditto talks with us about what composable front end solutions are, the problems they solve, what happens in the browser, and how to best maintain the illusion of local coherence?

Jesse Liberty talks with us about .NET Maui, it's origins as Xamarin Forms, what XAML is, what you need in order to build .NET Maui applications, and who it's for.

Bornwell Matembudze talks with us about how to best develop and scale up API microservices, using Python, Django, Flask, what Event Drive Architecture is, and how to test your systems.

Chris Ferdinandi joins us to talk about the benefits and drawbacks of using JavaScript in your projects. Why can JavaScript frameworks be bad for developers? How do you minimize your dependance on JavaScript? And what about accessibility?

Sam Julien talks with us about being a developer advocate, writing content for newsletters, avoiding burn out doing the things you enjoy, and processes for developing evergreen content.

Alvin Bryan talks with John about what's new in Astro 2.5, why he enjoys using Astro, and how easy it is to use Astro alongside another framework like Svelte.

Debbie O’Brien talks with us about Playwright, writing tests with different languages, the Playwright VS Code extension, visual comparison testing, automating tests with Playwright, and migration tools to move to Playwright.

Luca Restagno talks with us about his use of OpenAI to power his app, why he's using NextJS and React, how he's integrating AI into it, the importance of prompt engineering, and thoughts on the future of AI development.

Sara Gibbons talks with us about empire building, helping motivate others in a positive direction, working to make space for others, and the idea of sponsorship to empower and build into those around you.

Maria Korneeva talks with Craig about ways developers can be more aware of accessibility issues in their web sites and apps, how to test accessibility issues, and tooling for viewing the accessibility tree.

Craig and John talk through the ways you can publish web apps using static web methodology, why you'd want to do it, and the benefits of running a static web app.

Elements, markup, attributes - oh my! John and Craig talk through what you need to know about HTML, what you can stop using, and whether John knows what MDN stands for?